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Neuro Flashcards

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What is the organization of the meninges in the spinal cord?

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What structure in the ventricles of the brain produces CSF?

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choroid plexus

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Blood-brain barrier structure

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The arrows are pointing to what?

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activated microglia

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5
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Cell Type

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Gitter cells (aka microglia ingesting myelin- foamy cytoplasm)

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chromatolysis

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7
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Alive or dead neuron?

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dead

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neuronophagia

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spheroid

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10
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Steps of wallerian degeneration

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Why can regeneration of neurons occur in the PNS but not in the CNS?

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12
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Cell type

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Reactive astrocytes

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gemistocytic astrocytes

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14
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Cell type and commonly associate dz

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Alzheimer’s type II astrocytes: enlarged, vesicular nuclei; hepatic encephalopathy

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15
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microglial nodules

VIRAL infections

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16
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premature degradation of normally formed tissues?

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abiotrophy

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17
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What type of CNS malformation is shown?

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hydrocephalus

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18
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What type of CNS malformation is shown?

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hydrocephalus

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19
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What type of CNS malformation is shown?

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microencephaly

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20
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A lhaso apso presents with this

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Lissencephaly

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21
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Prosencephalic hypoplasia

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Prosencephalic hypoplasia

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23
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Cranium bifidum

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24
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Cranium bifidum

Meningoencephalocele

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25
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Cranium bifidum

Meningocele

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hydranencephaly

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28
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porencephaly

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29
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A cow presents with this. Likely Disease?

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BVD

cerebellar hypoplasia

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30
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What toxin causes this and what day?

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cyclopia

veratrum californicum

sheep day 14 gestation

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31
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How are storage disorders named? Give a couple examples.

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32
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storage disorder

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33
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Describe the process of ceroid lipofuscin.

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34
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What are the histo characteristics of cerebral edema?

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35
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Gross characteristics of cerebral edema

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herniation of cerebellum

flattening of gyri & sulci

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infarct d/t vascular occlusion

37
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Fibrocartilagenous embolism

38
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polioencephalomalacia

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40
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polioencephalomalacia

41
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A pig presents with head pressing

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cerebral edema d/t salt poisoning in swine

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A cat

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polioencephalomalacia d/t thiamine def

43
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Location of

Globus pallidus

Substantia nigra

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44
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nigropallidal encephalomalacia

45
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Cause and C.S. of leukoencephalomalacia?

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46
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leukoencephalomalacia

47
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A dog presents after consuming gasoline

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Lead poisoning- white matter edema

48
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A dog that consumed gasoline

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demyelination

49
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Bacterial meningitis

50
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Equine bacterial meningitis

51
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calf bacterial meningitis

52
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purulent meningitis in a pig 2nd to otitis externa/media

53
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goat brain abscess

54
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Sheep circling

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listeriosis in a sheep

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ITME

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ITME

57
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Describe other lyssaviruses associated w/ disease

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58
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Lesions for rabies virus

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59
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DDX?

Carnivore or herbivore?

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rabies (negri bodies)

purkinje cell= herbivore

60
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A pig presents with a mild fever.

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pseudorabies

61
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A horse presents with CNS signs.

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EEE

62
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Gross and histo lesions of Canine Distemper virus

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63
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DDX?

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Canine Distemper virus

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DDX? horse

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65
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Crypto

66
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Cryptococcus neoformans

67
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Lesions of Equine protozoal encephalomyelitis

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68
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A horse presents with ataxia and lameness.

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Equine protozoal encephalomyelitis

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70
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Lesions of Toxoplasmosis

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71
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Toxoplasmosis

72
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cyst in a dog not near the site of inflammation

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neospora caninum

73
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Characteristics of neospora in canines and cattle?

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74
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bilateral & asymmetrical

NME & NLE

75
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scrapie

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meningioma

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astrocytoma

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oligodendroglioma

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metastatic hemangiosarcoma

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metastatic melanoma

81
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metastatic mammary carcinoma

Systemic Pathology (8 decks)

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